Posts tagged Video
Action Bronson – “Strictly 4 My Jeeps” [VIDEO]
May 20th
Action Bronson gets around to dropping his long in the works video for “Strictly 4 My Jeeps.” The question is, what in the name of all f-cks is this visual about?
The song finds Bam Bam spitting bars over a Harry Fraud flip of the instrumental EPMD rocked on their hit “Rampage.” The is off his forthcoming collaborative project with the aforementioned producer, titled Saab Stories.
During the clip we witness Bronsalino working out, peep the dancing of a big chick who clearly has great self-esteem and get a cameo from Riff Raff. Actually, the vid is supposed to be a (twisted) ode to rap video cliches. And yes, there is a Jeep getting pushed through the streets of Queens, with a chick who is clearly about that life riding shotgun, in the video, too.
Nevertheless, Bronson’s take on the video probably sums it up best: ”Hope u like it, if not suck African d-ck.”
You can download “Strictly 4 My Jeeps” off iTunes right here. Watch the Jason Goldwatch-directed video below.
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Photo: YouTube
B.o.B – “Through My Head” [VIDEO]
May 20th
Gauging from his new material, B.o.B has veered away from the pop influences that drove Strange Clouds and The Adventures of Bobby Ray. He’s attacked the Urban charts with his club smash “We Still In This” and “Headband” could potentially become a gentlemans’ club anthem. Today, the ATLien makes the cypher complete with a thought provoking trifecta titled “Through My Head.”
B.o.B debuts the track with a captivating video treatment following a man being sought by the government because of his special powers. The visual actually comes from The Raven, a 2010 Sci-Fi short film by director Ricardo de Montreuil.
Nevertheless, the theme of the Montreuil’s film fits Bobby Ray’s rhymes about a corrupt system that pigeon holds the common man. A smooth chorus sings “Thoughts keep running through my head,” and the Grand Hustle rapper does just that on the cut.
All that we’ve heard so far from the B.o.B will appear on his third studio album Underground Luxury, due out this summer. See the clip for “Through My Head” below.
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Photo: Atlantic Records
Video: Kevin Gates – Counting On You
May 20th
Off the excellent The Luca Brasi Story, out now.
Miss Info with the premiere.
Previously: Kevin Gates – Paper Chasers (Video)
AyeLogics – Luxury Tax (Video)
May 20th
While Booked for the sold out Dunkxchange March 30th at Marlins Arena, AyeLogics shot the 3rd video release for his latest album Odd Man Out. In this visual he took the time to soak in some of the finer things life has to offer as he rides around South Beach Miami.
PREVIOUS: AyeLogics – The Glove f. Yo! X
Miguel Leg Drops 2 Innocent Fans During “Adorn” Performance [VIDEO]
May 20th
Not many people would say Miguel’s “Adorn” can be used to inspire wrestling moves before yesterday. But now they damn sure can.
Last night (May 19), Miguel performed his hit song on the Billboard Music Awards. However, during a portion of the show he tried to leap over fans from one part of a stage to another. However, son fell short.
The result was two fans getting leg dropped like they were in the WWE. Despite the awkward landing, and flailing arms, Miguel continued the show and finished the song. Later, he took to Twitter to offer an explanation for his struggle.
“got caught up in the moment, thank goodness Khyati is okay,” he tweeted.
Be glad you didn’t pull a hamstring or tore an ACL yourself, sir. Peep the gogo boots, too.
Peep a video and gif of Miguel’s R&B flavored drop kick below. All things considered, did he stick the landing?
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Photo: Billboard
Video: Gucci Mane ft. Young Thug – Breakdance
May 20th
Another one off Gucci’s Trap House 3, out next week.
Previously: Gucci Mane ft. Rick Ross – Trap House III + All Of My Niggas (Yo Gotti, T.I., Jeezy Diss)
Video: Nicki Minaj & Lil Wayne – High School (Live @ 2013 Billboard Music Awards)
May 20th
Previously: Video: Lil Wayne, Birdman, Future, Mack Maine & Nicki Minaj – Tapout
En Noir “Off The Wall” | Video
May 20th
Luxury streetwear brand En Noir sits down with Jay-Z’s Life + Times at TriBecA boutique Patron of the The New to talk about the brand’s beginnings before eventually establishing itself as one of the brightest brands to emerge in recent times. In particular, brand founders CurT@!n$, Rob Garcia and Jason Wolter revisit their streetwear origins before detailing their passion for the combination of high level technical execution and subdued presentation that goes into their designs. However, quick to remain humble, the three also recall some of the challenges faced in developing the brand which has culminated in their current degree of wider recognition.
